Small Animal Case Review by Dr. Bob O'Brien, DVM, DACVR
Small Animal Case Review by Dr. Bob O'Brien, DVM, DACVR
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9-year-old female spayed Border Collie that presented to a surgical specialty practice with a 6 month history of left sided exophthalmos.
Small Animal Case Review by Dr. Bob O'Brien, DVM, DACVR
PATIENT
9-month-old male neutered Labrador retriever dog that presented with acute onset 3 days previously, of right forelimb lameness. On physical examination, bot elbows were painful on flexion and extension.
Small Animal Case Review by Dr. Bob O'Brien, DVM, DACVR
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4 year old male neutered domestic short haired cat that presented with a history of chronic ear scratching. Recently the patient developed a head tilt. On physical examination the patient had soft tissue swelling to the left base of the skull, head tilt, and nystagmus. The left ear canal was occluded at the junction of the horizontal and vertical ear canal regions.
Small Animal Case Review by Dr. Bob O'Brien, DVM, DACVR
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10-year-old male neutered welsh terrier dog that presented with a 2-month duration history of right sided mucopurulent nasal discharge that recently became bloody.
Small Animal Case Review by Dr. Bob O'Brien, DVM, DACVR
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6-year-old male neutered large mixed breed dog that presented with a history of acute lethargy and labored breathing. Thoracocentesis revealed hemothorax. Image protocol: The patient was imaged in dorsal recumbency. A survey and post-i.v. contrast CT was performed of the chest. The contrast dose was 1 ml/lb BW of Iohexol (300mg/ml iodine) contrast media; given as a bolus prior to image initiation.
Small Animal Case Review by Dr. Bob O'Brien, DVM, DACVR
PATIENT
12-year-old male neutered mix breed dog that presented with a 3month duration history of hematuria. The prostate was enlarged on rectal examination.
Small Animal Case Review by Dr. Bob O'Brien, DVM, DACVR
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PATIENT
6-year-old female spayed German Shepherd Dog that presented with a 2month duration history of epistaxis. Initially the signs resolved on antibiotics but do not anymore.
PATIENT
6-year-old female spayed German Shepherd Dog that presented with a 2month duration history of epistaxis. Initially the signs resolved on antibiotics but do not anymore.
PATIENT
8-year-old male neutered cocker spaniel dog that presented with a 3 year duration history of chronic pneumonia. He had been treated for months with intermittent responses but consistent recrudescence of coughing and malaise. The patient was referred for imaging and possible lung lobectomy.